Notia is raising Kanruo in hiding because The Union is trying to get rid of all the witches. If The Union finds them, it will mean certain death. Kanruo has taken to this world wholly and completely. But he feels incomplete. Notia won’t tell him anything about his birth parents, about how he came to… Continue reading The Last Moon Witch, Feyra Silverlock
Tag: Fantasy
The Bright Fish, James Ward
I was glad I checked the genre and reviews before starting this because the blurb makes this sound like it’s just a bizarre mystery. The genre says metaphysical, and that isn’t quite apt. It should be in the paranormal and fantasy sections. That being said, if you go on reading with that in mind, you… Continue reading The Bright Fish, James Ward
City of York, A. Person
Person was kind enough to send me a paperback copy of City of York and the photo of the cover doesn’t do it justice. It’s absolutely stunning. To me, this book is the groundwork for what is coming, so you don’t feel the story right off. It was around the halfway mark that I got… Continue reading City of York, A. Person
Crush (Rebel Academy), Rosemary Johns
“...monsters deserved love too.” You need to start at book 1 with this reverse harem, Rebel Academy, where no one comes out a winner; if they come out at all. Here, the Immortals have won the Rebel Cup. But the win comes with a price. Of course, it does. This isn’t your typical reform school.… Continue reading Crush (Rebel Academy), Rosemary Johns
The Once and Future Witches, Alix E. Harrow
The Once and Future Witches is built on and around nursery rhymes, which are anything but. The year is 1893, and as The Eastwood sisters come together again after a long separation, they find the strength they didn’t have growing up. Suffragettes with a twist, how perfect! I feel like some reviewers are over reviewing… Continue reading The Once and Future Witches, Alix E. Harrow
Where Dreams Descend, Janella Angeles
Kallia has broken free from Jack and the life of performing at Hellfire House to enter a contest for the Conquering Circus. She almost doesn’t make it, being a female in a male-driven world and competition. Thankfully, Daron Demarco sees something in her. And thus begins the tale which is riddled with disasters from the… Continue reading Where Dreams Descend, Janella Angeles
Mayhem, Estelle Laure
The blurb and other reviewers are comparing this to The Lost Boys, something I’ve never seen. Perhaps I should watch the movie? But I think maybe because I hadn’t seen it that I enjoyed this more than others. Mayhem lived in a crappy situation at home, which has expanded into every other aspect of her… Continue reading Mayhem, Estelle Laure
April TBR
With the exception of books that come in by request, my TBR is always changing. These are some of the books I have slated for this month. Some months, I finish the books super fast, and then I'm left organizing a new TBR. Let's hope this is one of those months. So let's see what's… Continue reading April TBR
The Queen of Veils, S. Usher Evans
Alas, we’ve arrived at the final book in the series, and I don’t think I’m ready to let this amazing cast of characters go. Brynna has always been strong and assertive, but through this journey, she's learned to lean on people. In The Queen of Veils, she has to go against everything she thinks she… Continue reading The Queen of Veils, S. Usher Evans
The Paper Magician, Charlie N. Holmberg
I bought this series because it came recommended to me as I cannot seem to get over The Starless Sea all these months later. The book takes place in the early 1900s, but it isn't necessarily written as such (which I appreciate, I'm not a fan of olde English when I'm trying to read, it… Continue reading The Paper Magician, Charlie N. Holmberg
